Crane Air Purifier with UV Light and True Hepa Filter, 250 Sq Ft Coverage, Timer, Sleep Mode, for Bedroom and Home, Up 250 SQ FT Coverage, White

Functional UV bulb in a relatively small footprint.
The listing has really good details and the unboxing video from the manufacturer do show you exactly what to expect. A couple of additional things to point out. The UV is from a bulb which I prefer over others which use “LED” versions. In the unboxing video, the large nut the presenter unscrews to take off the bottom and access the filter is actually the housing where the bulb is located. So, the bulb illuminates the whole interior of the hepa filter material – which I view as good design. The device overall has some weight to it, so it feels like solid build quality and materials. The outer pre-filter – although the manual says it’s carbon coated, which would imply odor absorbing, I’m skeptical and wouldn’t recommend it if you’re only trying to eliminate a smell. The filter size seems small versus the overall unit size, but I tend to feel the better measure is the air flow and it does seem to move air through the device pretty well. The slow speed isn’t the quietest I’ve heard, but also is free of annoying whines, so I imagine most won’t mind/notice. There are technically 4 speeds even though only 3 are shown. Going past the third you can move into a turbo option. At that point it moves a lot of air, but that comes with a lot of air noise too. The UV aspect was what I was looking for. It’s not an option I’ll have turned on all the time, but I think of it like windshield wipers. There’s a time and place when it will be handy and help give peace of mind.

Great product! Great price!
I love these. They are perfect for bedroom and other spaces. I love the run time settings and the uv light. Quality is very good. Perfect for what I wanted them for.

Good value. Cheap replacement filters.
Pleased with the purchase. Noticeable difference in air quality right away. High speed is noisy but other settings are quiet. Deduct one star because the instruction manual does not give a part number for the UV bulb replacement. Right now replacement filters are $10.

EE-5067 vs EE-5069
I purchased both the EE-5069 (500 sq ft), and the EE-5067 (250 sq ft). Both seem to be of quality construction with quality filters. This is a comparison review of my observations.EE-5067:-Shorter tower-Filter: (HS-1944) design has outer black carbon coated filter, that according to the manual, should be cleaned once a month by vacuum cleaner, using a brush attachment, and the filter replaced every 3-6 months.-Sound: has a whirring sound on all 4 settings; the volume level is otherwise about the same as 5069. On level 1 the whirring is slightly audible.- UV light can be on/offEE-5069-Taller tower-Weight: comparable to the 5067- Filter (HS-1943): much larger filter size, and does NOT have an outer black carbon filter. The carbon layer of the filter on this model is innermost layer of the filter. Manual states do not attempt to wash; replace filter every 3-6 months.-Sound: level 1 is inaudible, with slight detectible airflow. Has 4 levels progressively louder.UV: UV Light can be turned on/off independent of the blue air quality indicator light. (Took me a bit to figure this out). I prefer the blue indicator light to stay off, with the internal UV light to stay on.Overall, I like the round taller design and non-whirring sound of 5069 over the 5067, however the filter for 5067 is less than a third of the cost of the replacement filter for 5069, so it makes sense to use the 5067 for smaller spaces, up to 250 sq. ft.I’ll update my review later after I’ve had a longer time to assess air quality and purifier performance.